What I Noticed Last Night

[nando714]

During the 4th or 5th when Santiago couldn't find the strike zone what so ever the camera moves to Sosh in the dug out and he finally for the first that I've seen it looked like he didn't have an answer. He seemed like he had a look that no matter what he did it was going to end badly. 

I don't blame him. If he sees the writing on the wall that this org is headed nowhere but re build mode I can seem him resigning at the end of the year and riding off in the sunset. I don't think he has the patience for this organization anymore. I don't think he even imagined it was going to be this bad.

 

[Stradling]

If you were Mike why would you put yourself through this?  You can blame all of this on Scioscia but the problems are much deeper than him.  Mike has little do to with talent acquisition and all in all that is the biggest issue on this team.  Mike could take a year off, be in the Fox studio then he could go and get a managerial job.

[Slegnaac]

He could also stay and be part of the turn around. 

[nate]

3 hours ago, Stradling said:

If you were Mike why would you put yourself through this?  You can blame all of this on Scioscia but the problems are much deeper than him.  Mike has little do to with talent acquisition and all in all that is the biggest issue on this team.  Mike could take a year off, be in the Fox studio then he could go and get a managerial job.

after all the shit managing he put us through?

 

Worst part is he will get another pass this year because of all the injuries.

[RallyPanda]

The plus side to all this...Scioscia has to be a goner at the end of the year...FINALLY! (whether it be his choice or Arte's, who cares?)

[budice0]

Call a Spade a Spade, the Angels aren't getting any better.

Pujols and Trout can only do so much.

[stormngt]

5 hours ago, nando714 said:

During the 4th or 5th when Santiago couldn't find the strike zone what so ever the camera moves to Sosh in the dug out and he finally for the first that I've seen it looked like he didn't have an answer. He seemed like he had a look that no matter what he did it was going to end badly. 

I don't blame him. If he sees the writing on the wall that this org is headed nowhere but re build mode I can seem him resigning at the end of the year and riding off in the sunset. I don't think he has the patience for this organization anymore. I don't think he even imagined it was going to be this bad.

 

I know the Angelwin  board has no patience for him.

[Jason]

It's a shit season. Nobody, including Scioscia, in that dugout should be happy with what's going on. 

[Stradling]

Just a hunch Scioscia isn't happy. 

[Troll Daddy]

My hunch is that Scioscia will finish out his contract. 

[JarsOfClay]

25 minutes ago, Troll Daddy said:

My hunch is that Scioscia will finish out his contract. 

Anyone who thinks Scioscia will walk away from 5m a year needs their head examined.

[Stradling]

1 hour ago, JarsOfClay said:

Anyone who thinks Scioscia will walk away from 5m a year needs their head examined.

Why?  He'd get at least that if he was available.  

[JarsOfClay]

7 minutes ago, Stradling said:

Why?  He'd get at least that if he was available.  

I dont think he wants to manage anymore.  I think he's just sticking around for the money and he wouldnt leave So. Cal to go else where anyways.

[Stradling]

And I think your opinion is based on your dislike of him. 

[Skankhunt42]

7 hours ago, budice0 said:

Call a Spade a Spade, the Angels aren't getting any better.

Pujols  Calhoun and Trout can only do so much.

Fixed

[FabulousFabregas]

Scioscia's an awful manager and should be fired (should have been fired years ago), but this season isn't on him.  This is like 2013 where it's just a shit team.  My bigger criticism of Scioscia is how he's managed in years we've contended but missed the playoffs like 2011, 2012, and 2015.  I 100% believe we'd have won the division in 2012 if he wasn't the manager.